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DealCheck Review

Name: DealCheck
Brand: DealCheck
Availability: InStock

Investment property analysis covering rentals, BRRRR, flips, short-term rentals, multi-family, and wholesale deals — with branded reports and a free tier.

Starting at Free (Pro: $20/mo)

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DealCheck Pros

Covers six deal types (rental, BRRRR, flip, Airbnb, multi-family, wholesale) in a single interface
Branded PDF and online reports shareable with lenders, partners, and clients
Free Starter tier includes offer calculator, comps, and owner lookup — no credit card required
Cross-platform: web, iOS, and Android sync on one account

DealCheck Cons

Free plan caps saved properties at 15; Plus caps at 50 — active investors hit the $20/mo Pro paywall quickly
No MLS integration — data relies on public records and RentCast API; comp accuracy varies by market
US-only coverage; international properties get no data import, comps, or valuations
Homepage user-count and "#1 software" claims are self-reported; independent review coverage is sparse

Product Overview

DealCheck packs six deal types — buy-and-hold rentals, BRRRR, flips, short-term rentals, multi-family, and wholesale — into one web and mobile tool, making it a versatile alternative to spreadsheets or BiggerPockets' calculators. Branded PDF and online reports let agents present investment scenarios to clients professionally, and the free Starter tier (offer calculator, comps, owner lookup) lowers the barrier with no credit card required. Where it falls short: underlying data comes from public records and the third-party RentCast API, so comp accuracy varies by market, and there is no MLS integration. The free plan's 15-property cap pushes most active users to paid tiers quickly. Coverage is US-only. Investors who want market-level research may prefer Mashvisor or Altos Research; DealCheck excels at deal-by-deal analysis, not portfolio-wide market intelligence.